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Holy Family Parish
 316 S. Logan
St.
217-732-4019
Pastor:
Rev. Jeffrey G.
Laible
Assistant:
Rev. John Huy Pham
Liturgy schedule:
5PM
Saturday
8AM & 10AM Sunday
Website:
www.holyfamilylincoln.com
E-mail:
info@holyfamilylincoln.com
Jefferson Street
Christian Church
1700
N. Jefferson St.
217-732-9294
Preaching minister:
Dustin Fulton
Worship:
9AM & 10:45AM Sunday
Midweek activities:
"Truth North": 6PM Wed.
Website:
www.jeffstreet.org
E-mail:
dustinf@jeffstreet.org
Lincoln
Christian Church
Independent
Christian Church
204
N. McLean St.
217-732-7618
Preaching minister:
Ron
Otto
Worship:
8:15, 9:30, 11AM &
6PM
Sunday
Midweek activities:
(Beginning Sept. 12)
Adult, Youth & Kids' Club:
6:30PM
Wed.
Website:
www.lincolnchristianchurch.org
Prairieland Christian Church
P.O.
Box 108, 1st St. Hartsburg, IL 62643
217-642-0415
Minister:
Vance Russell
Sunday School:
9:30AM
Worship: 10:30AM
Lincoln Church of God
1415
Fourth St.
217-732-8989
Pastor:
Jacob Skelton
Sunday School:
9:30AM
Morning Worship:
10:45AM
Evening Service: 6PM
Wednesday Family Hour:
7PM
Website:
www.lincolnchurchofgod.com
Trinity
Episcopal
Church
402 Pekin St.,
Lincoln
217-732-7609
Pastor:
James Cravens
Worship:
7:30 & 9:45AM Sunday
9:00AM Wednesday
Kingdom
Life Ministries
2500 Woodlawn Road
217-732-1466
Pastor: Joe Bennett
Worship:
10AM & 6:30PM Sunday
Lincoln
Bible Church
2316 N. Kickapoo St., Lincoln
217-735-5959
Pastor:
Ron Denlinger
Worship: 10AM Sunday
Sunday School: 9AM
Website:
www.lincolnbiblechurch.org
Good
Shepherd Lutheran Church
Association
of Free Lutheran Congregations
1140 N. State St., Lincoln
217-735-9320
Worship: 9AM Sunday
E-mail:
gslc@ccaonline.com
Immanuel
Lutheran Church
ELCA
1409 Pulaski St., Lincoln
217-732-6777
Pastor: Andrew Nyren
Worship: 9AM Sunday
Sunday School: 10:15AM
Praise Service:
5PM Saturday
Website:
http://www.immanuellincoln.org
E-mail:
immanuel_lincoln@verizon.net
Open Arms
Christian Fellowship
311
Broadway St., Lincoln
Pastors: Larry Crawford,
309-830-0461
Kevin Wolf,
309-838-8564
Worship:
10AM Sunday
Home Group:
Various dates and locations
(please call for
more information)
Website:
http://comebackministries.com
E-mail:
comeback7@msn.com
Chestnut
United Methodist Church
313 N.
Logan
St.
Chestnut
217-796-3532
First
United Methodist Church
302 Broadway St., Lincoln
217-732-2204
Pastor: Jame Hahs
Asst. Pastor: Becky
Barrow
Worship:
9AM Sunday
Sunday School:
10:15AM
Website:
www.gbgm-umc.org/
lincoln1stumc/index.html
First
United Methodist Church
303 E Jefferson,
Mt. Pulaski
217-792-3918
Latham
United Methodist Church
241 N. Walnut St.
PO Box 246
Latham
217-674-3749
New
Holland
United Methodist Church
201 N. Mason St., New Holland
217-445-2485
ST.
JOHN UNITED CHURCH of Christ
Seventh
and Maple Street,
Lincoln
217-732-6957
Pastor: Rich Reinwald
Worship:
10:30AM Sunday
Sunday School:
9-10:15AM
E-mail:
stjohnucclincoln
@yahoo.com
First
Presbyterian Church
301
Pekin St., Lincoln
217-732-6141
Pastor: Rev. Phillip Blackburn
Worship:
10AM Sunday
Celebration:
6PM Wed.
Website:
www.preslincoln.org
E-mail:
office@preslincoln.org
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
110 Broadway St., Lincoln
217-732-7568
Pastor: Dr. David West
Cell phone: 871-9940
Worship:
10:00 AM Sunday
Sunday School:
9:00AM
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Vacation Bible School
Updates!
If your church is hosting a Vacation Bible
School, please send information to the Spiritual Life Editor at
jhilliard@lincolndailynews.com . We will have a special section listing the area VBS’s for
the summer. We look forward to receiving your information!
(Please include dates and times, location, theme, registration
instructions (if any), and contact information for further
questions.)
Zion Lutheran Church, Mt. Pulaski
July 20 - 24, 9 - 11:30 a.m. Zion Lutheran
Church, Mt. Pulaski, invites children to enter G.A.D.G.E.T.’s
Garage and discover that God’s Always Doing Great, Exciting
Things where
we can witness the wonder and workmanship of Jesus, our Savior,
through five incredible Bible stories.
Gadget’s Garage is for children ages 3 through those entering
sixth grade. It takes place at Zion Lutheran Church, 203 S. Vine
St., Mt. Pulaski, IL on July 20-24, 2009 from 9:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Call 217-792-5715 or 217-792-5965 for more information or to
register your child.
Cornland Christian Church
Have some VBS fun in the Wildwood Forest where you will discover
the untamed nature of God!
Starting Sunday, July 12, 6:30 – 9 p.m.
United Methodist Church of Mt. Pulaski
Come enjoy VBS on the Edge! Developing an extreme relationship
with Christ
August 3 – 7, 6 – 8 p.m.
(A meal will be served at 5:30 for the children who wish to
come.)
July 12-16 from 6:00pm-8:30pm. St.
John’s Church-- “Rome: Paul and the Underground Church.”
Strap on your sandals for fun, adventure and God’s Love in
Rome. Join us each day as we visit Paul and his underground
church, participate in apprenticeship games, and visit the shops
in the bible-time marketplace.
This community bible school is sponsored by St. John’s Church,
1st United Methodist, 1st Baptist, 1st Presbyterian and
Cumberland-Presbyterian. Opening and closing ceremonies will be
at St John’s with Paul’s Underground Church and marketplace
being located on the Jr. High ball field.
Registration is open for kids entering pre-school to 5th grade.
For more information, please call FUMC at 732-2204.
July 12-17
from 6:30pm-8:30pm. Lincoln Christian Church "Studio GO! Game
Show"
Excitement and teamwork will be a part of each day as
kids enter a studio geared for challenges and fun!
Kids will meet fun celebrity characters who will teach them how
God works in the lives of those who trust Him. The challenges
will help kids: GO Lead! GO Risk! GO Tell! GO Obey! GO Serve!
Friday, July 17 will be “Game Show Night”. Make sure to register
your child and their friends, ages 4 years by Sept. 1 thru
students completing 4th grade, soon!
For more information call, children’s minister, Marcia Wells at
the church, 732-7618.
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Recent Spiritual Life Articles |
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Nourishment
It is the only miracle story to appear in
all 4 Gospels. It is the one story almost everyone knows outside of
the birth story and the crucifixion. It is the feeding of the five
thousand. So, what's the big deal? Why all the repeat this
particular story so many times? Well, I think there is a simple
reason for that. In this story we find the richness and depth of who
Jesus is. We see the compassion, the power, the love. We find a
powerful metaphor for Holy Communion
(Click Here for Full Article)
The Living Water
These days most of us probably spend a lot
of time thinking about what we don't have. Most of us have less
money than we did 18 months ago. Most of us are older than we'd like
to be. Most of us have lost someone that we wish we could have back.
Most of us don't have the car or television or house we want. Most
of us look around our lives and we see what is absent. And that is
because our lives are filled with things that are finite, that have
limits. Not to bring you down, but someday, everything we have will
be gone.
(Click Here for Full Article)
Miracles
"Now
standing there were six stone waters jars for the Jewish rites of
purification, each holding twenty or thirty gallons. Jesus said to
them, 'Fill the jars with water.' And they filled them up to the
brim. He said to them, 'Now draw some out, and take it to the chief
steward.' So they took it. When the steward tasted the water that
had become wine...he said, 'everyone serves the good wine first and
the inferior wine after the guests have become drunk. But you have
kept the good wine until now.'"-John 2: 6-10
(Click Here for Full Article)
Local Women Attend LWML Convention
The 64th Annual Central Illinois
District-Lutheran Women’s Missionary League (CID-LWML) convention was held on June 6, 2009, in
Springfield IL. The theme of the convention was “A Crown of Life,”
based on Revelation 2:10. Local women attending the convention were
Elaine Ray, Edith Keller, and Linda Huelskoetter, all of Lincoln.
(Click Here for Full Article)
The Gift of Faith
Have you heard these words before? They
are both very familiar and very controversial. In this passage Jesus
is trying to explain his ministry to one of the religious leaders, a
man named Nicodemus, who has come to see him under the cover of
darkness
(Click Here for Full Article)
The Holy Spirit
The work of the Holy Spirit is and always
has been mysterious. No one really understands it and no one can
predict its movements in the world. Yet despite this lack of
understanding the Spirit remains at the core of the Christian life
because it is our tangible connection to God.
(Click Here for Full Article)
"Love is too Familiar a Word"
There is a poem entitled, "Love is too Familiar a Word" and when I
approach passages like this it often pops into my head. Over and
over again we hear two things as Christians; God loves us and we
should love other people. We hear these words so often, and we are
told of God's love so frequently, that the saying becomes too
familiar. The word "love" loses its power and becomes a cliche with
little weight or influence in our lives. And when this happens it is
tragic.
(Click Here for Full Article)
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